Trading volumes for Web3 gaming tokens are down a hefty 22%. That means fewer folks are playing the game, which isn't great news compared to Bitcoin's party. Online chatter is kinda gloomy, too. People are saying Bitcoin's sucking up all the money, leaving gaming tokens in the dust. It's like everyone's chasing the "safe bet" instead of the new, shiny toys. Investors are mostly eyeing Bitcoin and the big-name cryptos, leaving less cash for the riskier gaming projects. This is pretty typical when Bitcoin's booming – money flows out of altcoins and into Bitcoin's cozy arms. Plus, there's still some doubt about whether "play-to-earn" and Web3 gaming can really go mainstream. GOG's Moment in the Sun Now, Guild of Guardians (GOG) did have a moment, skyrocketing about 286% in a month! It jumped from around $0.017 to over $0.063 by May 24th. Right now, it's sitting at $0.05188. What fueled this? Probably a mix of things: people betting on it catching up, some market weirdness (like a "short squeeze"), and the usual hype around new stuff. But even with that spike, it's been a bumpy ride. That 22% drop in trading volumes is a red flag. It means less excitement, which makes prices wobbly. And with money flowing out of risky assets, gaming tokens might struggle to bounce back unless something big happens. The whole Web3 gaming sector is facing some headwinds. Without more people getting involved and some real game-changers, these tokens could be in for a rough ride.